Fiji's Deputy PM Cakobau Dies at 55 in Fiji
Ratu Sir Edward Tuivanuavou Cakobau, Fiji deputy prime minister and long time civil servant, died today at age 55. An Oxford alumnus and decorated officer, he will be buried at Bau Island near Suva, home to his grandfather King Seru Cakabau.
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Pearl Bailey Discharged From London Hospital
Pearl Bailey, 56, has been discharged from Bramton Hospital in London after treatment for exhaustion and chest pains. A medical spokesman said she was admitted Friday night after pains developed while she waited to sing at a London nightclub. he stressed she did not suffer a heart attack despite prior heart trouble.
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Viet Cong Disputes New Viet Prisoner Release Plan
Saigon reports a joint military commission subcommission agreed on a timetable to resume prisoner exchanges but the plan unraveled by day end. A Saigon spokesman had no immediate briefing on the subcommission meeting on captured persons. Capt Phuong Nam, press officer for the provincial Revolutionary Government, said the matter would be sent to the Joint Military Commission chiefs for resolution.
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AMA Rules on Right to Die in Dignity Bid
Connecticut delegation to AMA seeks a statement allowing patient requested relief from life-prolonging measures. They argue technology lengthens life but does not resolve human choices in terminal illness. The resolution, presented to the AMA House of Delegates at the 122nd annual convention, frames death discussions within patient and family consent.
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Twin-pronged Khmer Rouge push near Phnom Penh reported
Cambodian battle reports describe a twin advance by insurgents against government positions guarding a road junction nine miles southwest of Phnom Penh. US and allied air strikes supported government troops as heavy fighting and strategic clashes around Kompong Tuol intensified.
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Prisoner rebels free 4 hostages in Eddyville
Four hostages were released unharmed after about 17 hours in Eddyville state penitentiary during a siege by three inmates who seized the prison canteen. Authorities transferred the convicts to another facility and held a news conference.
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PRESS-TELEGRAN Monday June 25 1977 Carrier Delivery
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